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NOVEMBER 30
"I'm your
Fairy Godmother," Carla tells the girls now she's back on the shop
floor. But she could
turn out to be more of a Wicked
Stepmother once the girls find out she knew about Tony killing
Liam. That's just
one of the many secrets Carla's keeping her lacquer-lips shut about,
for now,
anyroad. She takes on
Hayley as factory manager
which makes amends of a sort with the
factory girls but it
doesn't half put Sally's noise out of
joint. "I'm
available," Rosie high pitches to Carla, trying to wheedle her way
back into her boss's good books and her old
office. "Available?
That could be your middle name, that," Carla
replies. Hayley starts addressing her
new boss as Mrs Gordon but Carla
cuts her short, telling her
it's Carla Connor from now
on. "She might be
a bitch, but she's our bitch," coos Sean from behind his
Singer.
At Bessie
Street Primary, Claire's upset that Joshua's started
swearing. "He said the
D word!" she tells
Ashley, shocked. Deirdre?
Anyway, Claire's blaming Becky saying that Josh is picking up bad
language from Amy but this is just a ploy
for the two of
them to become unlikely friends and going on a bender in
town. That's Claire
and Becky, not Amy and Josh.
In Roy's
Rolls, Rosie asks for a skinny
latte when she knows full well there's only two types of coffee that
Roy will ever entertain ? white or
black.
John offers to
froth up the milk for her and he's
trying his best to do right by Rosie but she's set out
for revenge and
more cash from
the ex-con. When
John gives her
short-shrift at
the end of his shift and tries to throw her out of the caff, she
yells into the dark of the night so that the Street regulars hear
her Penelope Pitstop cries of: Hayllup! Hayllup! She's determined to
send John straight back
to jail and for the very
first time, this fan felt sorry
for the
Stapester.
Steve's been
out on the golf course once more and
ignoring that newly
wed wife of his back at the pub. He lies and
tells her he's been out buying her Christmas
present. ?It begins
with a D,? he tells her. Deirdre
again?
Poor Liz this
week, I didn't half feel sorry
for
her. Desperate to
make amends with his ex, Lloyd asks Teresa to be nice to
Liz. And she
tries, she really does, for all of twenty
seconds before the bitch
and the bile starts pouring out of Mrs Morton
again. She gets
barred from the Rovers and gets revenge by
organising a
?Vicars and Liz' fancy-dress party. The
factory girls and
Sean all turn up in their Liz-inspired tart-tat with blonde curly
wigs, even Graeme Proctor - who's got
the legs for it if not the
cleavage. When Liz
realises what's going on, there's tears in her eyes and no love left
for
Lloyd.
With Gail's
wedding plans to Joe in full sail, Audrey has a
word with her
daughter but her advice falls to the floor around Gail's
stubborn
head. This was a
lovely scene, well written and tender.
And finally
this week there were more hotel
bedroom scenes with Molly and Kev. They almost
got caught having a shag in the Webster marital bed and when they
realise how close they came to being caught out, decide to tell
Tyrone and Sally that their marriages are over and they've fallen in
love with each other. Oh, pass the
sick bucket please. We have to
watch these Molly and Kev love scenes from behind a cushion in our
house these days, that's how bad they
are.
And that's
just about that for this
week.
Glenda
Young
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